La Maison Smith — Restaurant in Quebec

A Perfect Morning Start in the Heart of Quebec City!

If you're an early riser exploring Quebec City, La Maison Smith is your ideal breakfast stop. Opening early and located right in the center of town, it’s a blessing for travelers like us who need a quality refuel before a long day of adventures.

The space is surprisingly spacious and inviting—I can easily see why it’s a favorite among freelancers and locals looking to work or socialize in a relaxed setting. We tried the croissant breakfast sandwich, and oh my—it was absolutely delicious! Flaky, buttery, and packed with flavor, it was satisfying yet had us wishing we’d ordered another.

The coffee was smooth and rich, perfectly complementing our meal. The staff were warm and helpful, offering suggestions and serving everything promptly—no long waits even during the morning rush.

Whether you're grabbing a quick bite or settling in for a cozy work session, La Maison Smith delivers a delightful experience. We’ll definitely be back for that unforgettable...

I don’t know why anyone in Quebec City would pay for a coworking membership when this place exists. It had everything you need to work remotely. There were so many seating options, comfy chairs, and different setups depending on how you like to work. The food was great, and they had a lot of snack and drink options too. The service was super friendly, and the whole vibe made it very easy to focus. Everyone there was working, so you don’t feel out of place at all.

They also have private rooms for companies or bigger groups, and you can book conference rooms for just $25 an hour. We tried the bacon quiche and some coffee, and both were very good. Everything we ordered was tasty and fresh, and we left really happy. Honestly, it’s an ideal spot if you’re working remotely in Quebec City.

The internet speed was...

I’ve been coming here almost everyday for a year, and I do like the general atmosphere and the layout. But the service is subpar. Except for a couple of baristas the rest are machine like in their service, as if they were being held hostage. It got a bit worst these last months, and it doesn’t matter whether it’s crowded or not. It’s even entertaining to see customers smile at baristas and them frowning back, or having a poker face at best, I understand if people are having bad days, but if these bad days turn into months, then you’re probably not in the right industry. Btw Kudos to the manager that comes often and does a stellar job, the rest...